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A lateral movement to the right.
A lateral movement to the right, including a lane change or right turn. Signal in advance and stop signalling once on the new path. When using your left arm to signal a right-side movement, bend it upwards with the palm extended. An indicator gives no priority and is not a reversing signal or, by itself, a U-turn signal.
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A lateral movement to the right.
A left turn.
Reversing without any other signal.
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